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Plot a 6 episode Vadwaar Arc.

Guy Gardener

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Start with Dragons Teeth and movie on from there.

These ugly sobs were supposed to be the new Kazon, but the ratings were so bad that that idea was nixed. Nixed in favour of what I ask you???

Nudding.
 
I thought they were dropped in favour of Borg, Borg and more Borg.

Not necessary in the order, but here are some thoughts:

I think a Vadwaar arc should have included them recovering an ancient weapon they hid away somewhere and using it to try and reclaim their territory. Voyager must then unite several races together to fight them in order to survive, but with the mini-Federation unstable and prone to in-fighting they aren't ready for what is coming. It would probably be a two-parter.

They recover a small Vadwaar ship with a hot babe in it, who Harry falls for, only to have her turn evil and try to seize control of the ship. Ultimately she is defeated by Seven's nanoprobes, as they wrestle in a vat of thick mud-like coolant.

Giving aid to a freighter packed with refugees from a Vadwaar attack, Voyager then comes under attack and defeates the strike ship and take four survivors prisoner (only two of who have speaking parts). The refugees demand the prisoners be handed over for trial and execution for war crimes. During the time, Neelix bonds in a creepy kind of way with a child from the refugee ship, whilst Seven uses one of the Vadwaar to examine their ship in more detail, and begins to form a friendship with them. Ultimately the refugees kills the one the Seven befriended.

Janeway and a Vadwaar are stranded on a barren moon, where they must put their differences aside and work together to survive. Seven uses astrometrics to find them. They have to battle through half a dozen Vadwaar ships to get Janeway back though.

They come across a Vadwaar station onboard which the crew are sick and dying. The Doctor and Seven (whose nanoprobes protect her) have to beam over to find a cure. Just as they do a Vadwaar fleet arrives on the scene and attacks Voyager, thinking they poisoned the station.
 
Dragon's Teeth featured Troi's erstwhile fiancé, Wyatt Miller, as the evil Vaadwaur. He's sexy with that awesome voice of his.
 
I watched Dragons Teeth again just recently and can't even remember what they look like. VOY's aliens really sucked: apart from the Hirogen (before they were neutered), Tuvok's nebula stalker and that cool Devore inspector.
 
The Vadwaar really were interesting aliens and with those subspace tunnels of theirs, it could've been a very interesting plot device to keep them around without seeming stupid like Culluh's ship following Voyager at high warp for two seasons.
 
The tourtoise and the hair.

The only reason Cullah kept up is because Janeway kept stopping and going in circles aimlessly.

It's like her mammy didn't read her no Aesop.
 
The Vadwaar really were interesting aliens and with those subspace tunnels of theirs, it could've been a very interesting plot device to keep them around without seeming stupid like Culluh's ship following Voyager at high warp for two seasons.
I defintly agree.

Also am i the only one dissapointed that no Delta Quadrant race showed up as a major character on Titan?
 
The Vadwaar really were interesting aliens and with those subspace tunnels of theirs, it could've been a very interesting plot device to keep them around without seeming stupid like Culluh's ship following Voyager at high warp for two seasons.
I defintly agree.

Also am i the only one dissapointed that no Delta Quadrant race showed up as a major character on Titan?

You're expecting Delta Quadrant races to join Starfleet?
 
The remaining Vaadwaur battalion locate another lost colony of their people trapped in stasis. They are able to revive them and join up with them. As their ships are still old and antiquated, they might as well capture newer ones. They learned the lesson of attacking the big ones, like Voyager,first. They prey on smaller ships by attacking from the Underspace and manage to amass a small fleet, manned by both Vaadwaur and opportunists that can see them as an up and coming power. From this ragtag bunch of mercenaries, assassins and Vaadwaur remnants, they begin to reconquer their territories, leading up to an invasion of the Alpha Quadrant.
 
I don't remember them at all. :lol:

The backstory I read on Memory Alpha makes them sound a hell of a lot like the Iconians.
 
The backstory I read on Memory Alpha makes them sound a hell of a lot like the Iconians.
That would have been an interesting plot twist, they could have made an Iconian multi-series three parter, but then again that would have taken time and thought and creativity, so there's no chance it would have happened in late-VOY :lol:
 
It would have been 6 episodes of Voyager getting lost, trapped and going backwards in the maze of subspace corridors while being pursued by the Vaadwaur. Unfortunately they aren't very interesting.. they're like desperate Cardassians from 900 years ago. They even have Cardassian necks. Of course there was the one good one who inexplicably decided to go on a suicide mission attacking his own nearly extinct race in order to help Voyager. That one was probably defective to begin with, like some mass shooter who thinks he's saving the race by killing everyone because dead with ideals is better than alive without them.

It would have been good to see the Vaadwaur children Naomi refused to play with.
 
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